Crime in Trinidad: Conflict and Control in a Plantation Society, 1838-1900

African Afro-Trinidadians areas Barbados behavior Blue Books Burnley C.L.R. James Caribbean census Chaguanas Charles Kingsley cocoa Colonial Office color complained conflict convictions Couva Creole crime criminal activity Criminal Statistics Crown Colony cultural decreased Derby dominated Donald Wood East Indian elite emancipation enclosures English estates female Fraser French Governor Herskovitts Ibid idad imprisoned increased indentured immigrants Indian immigrants inspector of prisons justice labor force lives Longden to Kimberley lower classes magistrates male Mayaro moral nineteenth century nineteenth-century Trinidad Obeah offenses pattern percent person plantation economy plantation society plantation system planters plantocracy police force political population Port-of-Spain Gazette postemancipation period praedial larceny prison committals prostitutes punishment Race Relations Robinson to Knutsford rural San Fernando sexual slave period slavery social Sources Table tion Trin Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad Chronicle Trinidad in Transition urban Verteuil violence wages Walter Rodney West Indies women Yoruba